> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.arius-scripts.com/site/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.arius-scripts.com/site/documentation/resources/police-job/interactions.md).
# Interactions
**Fine Suspect**
* You need to be set the police job
**Search Suspect**
* You need to be set the police job
* You need to be armed
* The target needs to have hands up
**Handcuff Suspect**
* You need to be set the police job
* You need to have the item handcuffs or the one set in Config.ItemCuffs
* The target needs to have hands up
**Uncuff Suspect**
* You need to be set the police job
* The target needs to be handcuffed
**Drag Suspect**
* You need to be set the police job
* The target needs to be handcuffed
**Put Suspect In Vehicle**
* You need to be set the police job
* The target needs to be handcuffed
* The target needs to be near a vehicle
**Get Suspect Out From Vehicle**
* You need to be set the police job
* The suspect needs to be in the vehicle
**Arrest Suspect**
* You need to be set the police job
* The target needs to be uncuffed
* The target needs to have hands up
* Both of you needs to be in the police station
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